The family of Schreiner Jewelry are still alive and kicking. Mom, Terry,
is 89, and can't believe how my parents, and grandfathers creations have
become so collectable. My dad's , Ambros, famous ruffle pin retailed for
$7.50 in the mid 1950ss. It now...
OK! The Pink, and green brooches look nothing alike so you can't compare
the two. Now I'm going to ask you to look at your green brooch... after
reading my posts; do the green triangle stone look like they are being
held by handmade setting??? That s...
It could be one of ours, but without holding it in my hand I can't give
you a 100%. My dad designed alot of wire pieces, but so did several
European jewelers around the same time. Like I said earlier "Little Joe"
was our master at anything made with ...
Yes one of ours. As you may have read already the drop was made by a man
named Cleao. Mom came up with the idea for the 4, small, clear navetts,
soldered in a circle that cover the wire going into the top of the drop
to Jazz it up a little. She used ...
Welcome aboard! Your brooch could be one of ours, since we used all of
the components in your brooch. The pin hinge with the enclosed pivot
holes, was an early style were used, as was the catch. The wire enclosed
petal design was popular for a while,...
Both my dad, and grandfather were lucky! My grandfather, Heinrich was in
the U-boats in WW I. My dad, Ambros was in Hitler's Panzer corps. He
started the war in Poland, , on to Holland where he was stationed for a
few months. He was in France for a s...
